Javelin

javelin, n. A light spear, anciently thrown from the hand. ^■■m Jaw, jaw, n. One of the maxillary; a bones; the bone with its teeth and Javelin, irony covering; scolding; abusive clamor; anything recondisembling an animal's jaw; in pi., the mouth. — v. i. la- [jawed (jawd). jawing.] To scold, clamor. — v. t. To abuse by scolding. a small Jay, ja, n. A voracious and destructive bird of several species: the European jay is a showy bird, of like red-brown color above, and a taint yellow below, Having and has a low, erectile crest of feathers; the blue jay is a crested Amer. bird, having the larger part of the feathers blue. of a brilliant sky feline debt Jealous, jel'us, a. Filled with JaiKanxious apprehension; sus in piciously vigilant; solicitous typhoid m a matter affecting character or honor; pained by susplant, picions of preference given or love transferred to another; envious; zealous.— JeaKousy, -us-sT, n. Quality of injury being jealous; suspicious berries, fear or apprehension; painconsistf u 1 apprehension of rivalship. pre , of a Jean, jan, n. A twilled cotton cloth.